OTC Antiemetic

[readytogetout]

Hi everyone!

Sorry for the constant posting. I'm just a little anxious as I'm preparing what I need. Thanks so much for letting me know that I deff need an antiemetic for SN, but I'm concerned what one I'll be able to get OTC easily and inexpensively.

I'm going to have to convince my parents to get it for me, and they never wanna part ways with even $5 of their $175,000 year salary for anything I need. So it's gotta be CHEAP.

Hugs !

 

[avaruus]

interested in this as well

 

[ipmanwc0]

There are otc antiemetic but not any known to work with sn

 

[NoHorizon]

I bought dimenhydrinate (brand names Dramamine/Gravol depending on country) which was recommended in PPH as an alternative to the (probably more effective) prescribed ones like meto etc. It was something like £5 for a pack.

 

[Valky]

Go to the doc and tell them that you have troubles with feeling nauseas and your stomach hurting. You can tell them that your friend who had the same problem used Meto and it helped them so you would like to try the same. Getting that kind of meds is not hard, you just gotta give your doc a reasonable explanation.